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Suitesparsegraphblas.jl v0.7.0 Released
(blog.wkimm.xyz)
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gkorland
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You're right, we would love to provide a much better experience in Ruby it was just a matter of priorities... BTW, all the modules already have ruby based clients developed by the community. e.g. * https://github.com/n
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gkorland
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That can be a very interesting project :) I would even consider using RedisAI to run the model...
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First it all depends on your latency requirements and TP, if you need your TimeSeries DB to support high ingest TP and low query latency a RAM based is almost the only way you can go. Second, many Gigas is what you get from any small size s
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gkorland
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All the above :)
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gkorland
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We feel like the most important part required from a low latency DB, Redis "Vanilla" and Redis Enterprise already cover. Now, we can leverage this amazing platform to provide a real low latency multi model DB on top of it.
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gkorland
5y ago
thanks!
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We tried to keep it as vendor natural as we could, for example in the Graph API we picked the openCypher query language and in the JSON API we used JSONPath.
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If you read the license carefully you'll notice it's much more permissive than AGPL, and allows you as an end user (as long as you're not developing a database) to do with it whatever you want.
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It doesn't change Redis. redis-server will stay simple as it always been, redis-stack-server extends redis-server with addition functionality for those who need more low latency data access more than Redis K/V.
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5y ago
You can still get redis-stack on AWS see Redis Cloud https://redis.com/try-free/
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You might also want to check the other projects if you're not a python developer: * https://github.com/redis/redis-om-spring * https://github.com/redis/redis-om-node * https://gith
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You might also want to watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUNFvyrsl8Q
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gkorland
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I would love to hear your feedback
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Which link? on which page?
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Tecton and Redis: High Performance at Scale for Real-Time ML
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A replacement for serde-JSON's Value type, significantly more memory efficient
(github.com)
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PipelineWise Illustrates the Power of Singer
(stitchdata.com)
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Building Splitz – Razorpay’s platform for high-scale Experimentation
(engineering.razorpay.com)
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Feast 0.11
(feast.dev)
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A new Back end Framework for Front end Developers
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On building a NLP pipeline. Q&A with Alex Mikhalev
(odbms.org)
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6y ago
Why do you think there going to be an issue to call them from Rust?
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You're right I completely missed that this is a Lua a script part, I was sure it's the Ruby code... (shame on me, shows how much I can't recognize Ruby code...)
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The issue with this suggested implementation that it's not atomic and might cause some race conditions. local expires_at = tonumber(redis.call("get", expires_at_key)) if not expires_at or expires_at < current_time th
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The question that keeps bother us, what is the WASM perform impact compared to native SQLite ?
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Nice! Registered on the waiting list... Are you going to have a free for OSS plan?
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Lately, I see more and more major enterprises writing new applications in Kotlin, so it seems like Kotlin is getting out of the Android niche
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It's nice but I don't think it should be part of the JDK, there are enough tools who can provide it.
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I was thinking about embedding in a C/Rust based application
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